At a glance
Good to know now
KTO gives the age range as 7 and over, so check the official site if you're traveling with younger children. Parking is available. Info: 1833-8855.
Hours
Aqua Spa (combined ticket): weekdays 10:00–19:00, weekends and public holidays 10:00–21:00. Jjimjil Spa: 10:00–21:00. Hours can change, so check the official site.
Closed
Open all year.
Booking
Admission tickets for the Aqua Spa or the Jjimjil Spa can be booked on Klook and KKday.
Cimer opened in September 2018 inside Paradise City, the resort complex on Yeongjongdo, and its name joins the French words for sky (ciel) and sea (mer). The spa covers about 13,000 m² and can take around 2,000 people at once. The Aqua Spa zone has pools with LED media art and themed pool parties, while the Jjimjil Spa zone offers Korean-style heated rooms, saunas and lounges.
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Map
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Tips
- On a long layover, note that the KKday listing mentions a free shuttle from Incheon Airport.
Nearby
Paradise City WonderboxAn indoor family theme park at Paradise City on Yeongjongdo, styled as a fairground at night, with rides, carnival games and shows.Yeongjong Seaside Rail BikeA rail bike along the shore of Seaside Park on Yeongjongdo, with sea views stretching from Wolmido to Incheon Bridge.
Wolmido IslandIncheon's seaside promenade of cafés and raw-fish restaurants, with a culture street laid out in 1989 for performances and events.
Incheon ChinatownIncheon's Chinatown grew up when the port opened in the 1880s and is known as the birthplace of jajangmyeon.Facts from the Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI). KOGL
Checked Oct 18, 2026